All the waitresses are great! Especially compared to Crystal, the one yelling at customers and…read morebumming weed off everyone.

We went in on Friday for the fish and chips. the food…read morearrived hot. However, the fish was tough and the French fries were soggy. The drinks we ordered were very weak. Our experience at The Thirsty Gnome was very disappointing. We won't be back.

Tonight was my first visit to Squirrely's since they burned down and reopened. I have nothing to…read morereport that it's improved, Open till 3am and the vibe is "score some drugs and meet me in the smoking area". Do not take a first date here unless leaving a swingers party. The weirdness factor has multiplied by 12!

I love this place super chill vibe lots of characters they got darts and pool and a couple other…read morelittle games but drink are cheap highly recommend

Great, friendly service and lots of room with plenty of tables and TVs everywhere to watch the…read moregames. We were there today (Saturday) for the El Sombrero tacos, and they were so good. Reunited, and it felt so good! My only challenge was the smoke--it was really strong and honestly brought me back to the '80s a bit more than I'd like. Maybe when the weather is nicer and they can open the garage door to air things out, it will be better. That said, I loved stopping by today for what are, in my opinion, the best tacos north of the river.

Foster's Tavern is a new pub in the stripmall at US 69 & I-435 in Claycomo. It has only been open…read moreabout three weeks and won't have their kitchen open for several more weeks. The space is fairly large with three long rows of communal tables, a bar and several smaller seating options, lot's of TV's for sports and a stage for bands and karaoke. Our waitress was friendly and I appreciate that the owner was providing a table of free food as an option since the kitchen wasn't operational yet, There were bags of chips, nuts and several boxes of Pizza Hut pizza that he had delivered. My only complaint was that I was served a drink with the cheap margarita mix when ordering a "Top Shelf Margarita", they should always be made with fresh. I will be eager to return and check out the food menu when available.

GREAT LITTLE PLACE! Friendly Quiet, usually, , Excellent service…read moreFirst bar in the area that I have become semi regular patron.

It's a nice little dive bar. The atmosphere is nice. The drunks are the same as any other places…read more The food and service is decent.

Food was yummy! Beers were also so good. I live an hour away, but I am going to make it a point to…read morecome back with a growler so I can take some beer home with me! I did take a brisket sandwich to go and was eating it during a baseball game and I overheard a fellow spectator comment to their partner how good my sandwich smelled. Beef burnt ends are perfection! I also got some pulled pork and what I appreciated is that there weren't huge pieces of fat clinging to the meat. The portions consisted of high quality meat, and their bbq sauce is pretty simple and basic for KC sweetness. They also offer a spicy version which is what I prefer. Bar and dining area have a great vibe and I've experienced nothing but good service. Downtown Liberty is so lucky to have this gem. I will be back!!

All around great place. The service is fast and friendly. And the food is next level. Highly…read morerecommend if in the area or want to make a drive.

Trivia: In what surprising way are the cocktails similar to ordering a beer?…read more Everything was tasty without being extraordinary. An à la carte style situation. I found the chips, salsa, and burger was a little too much. Service was good, but it was confusing who to ask about drinks, orders, etc. A smaller space with an exuberant atmosphere.

10/10, immaculate vibes for the World Cup. Bar is beautiful and the drinks are top tier…read more Started with a Paloma and followed w a couple margs (Jade Jaguar and classic, both incredible). Rounded out with El Chango which was by far my fav - highly recommend if you like mezcal. Bro tried both the regular and verde michelada and loved both, but especially the green. The bartenders were all so nice and bevs came out quick. Would prob consider moving back to KC solely for this bar lols.

What a nice rooftop bar located at the Crossroads Hotel! I met some friends here and really enjoyed…read morethe vibe and views. Even on an extremely hot day, it was a nice spot, although we didn't stay long because of the heat. I'll definitely be back once the temperatures cool down. The bartender was friendly, but I wasn't a fan of their check policy. They don't split checks, and each party receives one bill. You can pay with up to five different cards, but the total is split evenly between them. Overall, a great rooftop bar.

Beautiful rooftop bar with a great KC view. Live DJ was a plus! Here's what we ordered:…read more Twenty deep - a vibrant red, patron based frozen cocktail with pomegranate and hibiscus. To die for. Hugo Spritz's - a good sipper Mojito - classic and delicious Good dancing vibes, but go to the bar downstairs if you want to have a conversation.

What a great place! If you haven't been here, you've gotta check it out. Especially on a night when…read moreBob is playing!

Ordered the pretzel w/ cheese and the O'Malley's sandwich (corned beef) on rye bread. Very neat…read morepub atmosphere. Pub is in the basement and you walk through an arched tunnel which opens to a bigger room. Tried the brewed cider drink, which was very good. My wife and I both enjoyed the pretzel and cheese. The pretzel was not a sour dough type of bread, but a more fluffy style bread. Not very salty, but very enjoyable. If we get to come back, we'd definitely try the pretzel again.

Situated along the river front in Berkley Riverfront just a block or two from CPKC Stadium, Two…read moreBirds One Stone is a solid option for those after a cocktail/beer and a bite. The space is bright, modern and well laid out featuring a fantastic beer garden with lots of seating from standard tables to picnic and informal/gather style seating...all with views of the water and the big screen tv they have at one end for all the games! Indoors there is a bar you can belly up to and a small dining room with a few tables as well, and lastly they have a fully covered patio if that's your vibe. We were walking along the water and decided to pop in for a drink and bite. We went canned drinks as upon ordering a beer we were told the CO2 was short, so they couldn't guarantee how things would taste. Given that, we went with canned drinks and a cocktail. With our drinks, we ordered the club sandwich with salt and vinegar chips and an order of onion rings. The food was decent. Onions rings were excellent, but the avocado dipping sauce didn't do it for me as a pairing with onion rings. The club was stacked and tasty, chips were fine, but were missing the salt and vinegar punch we were expecting. Service was friendly, but a tad chaotic. The place wasn't that busy and there were two servers manning the inside and out. We were helped by the bartender and both servers throughout our time, which is fine, but it made it a tad confusing on who we should go to. The space was clean, bright and had a good vibe. Views of the water and surrounding park were nice as well. This spot is one of the first in this area, which is clearly poised for a lot of industry, so will be exciting to see what this all looks like in a few years. Overall, solid visit to Two Birds One Stone!

A very nice space on the river front but I think they should have a more limited menu and stick to…read morea few things they can make well. Sort of an odd vibe the day I was there but could've been just that day. I was with a larger group so it was probably complicated but any time someone would order a drink a new bartender would come over looking around confused like no one could communicate to them who ordered what. They have a lot of different cocktails but no gin ones? Thought this was weird. The beer isn't listed on a menu. You have to go look at the wall behind the bar. Maybe the beers are all rotating? I wasn't sure. The food was the unfortunate downfall. I got the fish and chips. The fries were fine but the fish was a... shape. As in it was for sure frozen and flavorless. I think maybe just skip serving stuff like this and do more of a beer hall thing. I'm sure they're trying to appeal to a lot of people but because it's very much a bar vibe maybe just stick to burgers and wings? I'm also wondering if it just wasn't my vibe. So much like this already exists and there's nothing unique bringing me here.

Wonderful place, Amy is a beast behind the bar and the band was awesome. Met almost everyone there…read morethis past Tuesday and have new friends for life! Thanks to everyone who made it a great night!

What an appropriate name! I thought I'd covered every bar on North Oak long ago! Every time I saw…read morethe name "Lost Bar" come up in my research I assumed it had to be a new name for a bar I'd already been too. Ironically, my BARDAR has gone off numerous times while driving past the very strip mall in which this bar is located. It's a strip mall that screams that it has a bar in it, yet there isn't one to be found... ...unless you look in the back. But why would you? From Oak it looks like a standard one-story strip mall with nothing behind it. But it turns out there's a sharp drop in the hill and there is indeed a lower level around back. Lost Bar is a small, dark, smokey dive -- exactly what you'd expect such a well-hidden place to be. There's pool tables, games, and a small stage. There seems to be a well-knit group of regulars. Our bartender was very friendly and pleasant. Beer was poured cold and at just the right price: cheap! I really enjoyed my visit here and will be back.